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Unsteady airfoil aerodynamics in attached flow: From unsteady thin airfoil theory to wind turbine application
Attached-flow unsteady aerodynamics underpin the dynamic stall models used in wind turbine aerodynamic and aeroelastic codes, particularly over the outboard blade region that dominates power production and loading. Here, angle of attack and relative velocity vary while the flow remains predominantly
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